LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD SATA III 3.0 22 Pin Male to Female Extension Cable 30cm Down Angled
A 30 cm down-angled SATA 3.0 extension cable combines 22-pin data and power connections with male-to-female ends
- SATA III 3.0 speed with 22 pin combined data and power
- Down angled connector fits tight drive bays and cramped cases
- 30 cm length reaches nearby ports without excess cable slack
- 15 pin power plus 7 pin data in a single extension
- 12 V yellow and 5 V red lines with dual ground wires
22-pin SATA 3.0 extension cable
This 22-pin SATA 3.0 male-to-female cable combines 15-pin power and 7-pin data into a single 30cm assembly. A down-angled connector eases routing in tight drive bays or behind backplanes. It carries 5 V and 12 V lines plus two ground wires for standard SATA devices.
Builders needing right-angle SATA power and data
Suits anyone extending a SATA SSD or hard drive where a straight connector blocks adjacent slots or a side panel. Not for builders who need a longer reach than 30cm or an upward-angled plug for a different board layout. Also not for drives that require a 12 V-only or 5 V-only power feed.
30cm combined power and data link
Comfortably bridges a motherboard SATA port to a 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch drive mounted close by. The short length keeps signal quality high for 6 Gbit/s operation. Runs out when the drive sits farther than 30cm from the port or when a straight connector is the only fit.
Highlights
- SATA III 3.0 speed with 22 pin combined data and power
- Down angled connector fits tight drive bays and cramped cases
- 30 cm length reaches nearby ports without excess cable slack
- 15 pin power plus 7 pin data in a single extension
- 12 V yellow and 5 V red lines with dual ground wires
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a free 22 pin SATA port on my motherboard or power supply to plug this cable in?
Yes, the male end connects to a standard 22 pin SATA header that carries both 7 pin data and 15 pin power.
Will this down angled connector clear a graphics card that overhangs the SATA ports?
The down angled design points the cable toward the board, helping it fit under long expansion cards.
How can I confirm the 5 V and 12 V lines are live after I connect a drive?
The drive should spin up and appear in BIOS or the operating system, showing the power and data paths are working.
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